Empowering Communities Through Employment and Education.

At Sango Wildlife Conservancy, employment transcends financial compensation – it is a gateway to personal development and skill acquisition. Sango’s workforce is engaged in diverse roles across carpentry, mechanics, tailoring, agriculture, hospitality, and conservation, each contributing to the conservancy’s multifaceted operations. For instance, in the carpentry shop and workshop, workers build furniture and maintain vehicles. In the tailoring unit, staff make uniforms and garments. The vegetable garden provides both food and training in sustainable farming practices. In the kitchen and service areas, staff gain experience in food preparation, hygiene, and nutrition.

Others take on roles as rangers and anti-poaching experts—work that is essential to Sango’s conservation mission. These team members receive training in wildlife protection, conservation methods, and anti-poaching tactics, and in doing so, become both protectors of biodiversity and skilled professionals.